Climate change made Canadian wildfires twice as likely: study
Washington, United States: Human-caused climate change made the extreme fire conditions behind this year's Canadian wildfires twice as likely to happen, a study said Thursday. Although the season began with below-normal activity, prolonged hot and dry weather since July has driven the rapid spread »»»
MoL warns recruitment offices over licence violations
Doha, Qatar: The Ministry of Labour warned that recruitment offices that fail to comply with employment contract obligations or commit licensing violations could face severe penalties, including the suspension or revocation of their licences, as part of intensified efforts to regulate the sector an»»»
Events in Ceuta trigger panic in Europe
The Schengen Agreement has made travel within the European Union a lot easier since it came into force. It allows its 29 member states to relax their border controls. Or at least it does, so long as those states are feeling relaxed. Oddly enough, the arrangement is now in trouble because of an even»»»
Fancy a quick trip away for next week to beat the heat? Here's where you can still find cheap flights from the UAE
Dubai: At a time when airfares remain elevated because of higher operating costs, airspace restrictions, longer flight times and volatile fuel prices, there is still some hope for UAE travellers with wanderlust. Sign up for our daily business newsletter, Cheques & Balances.While many popular routes»»»
Russia launches regulated cryptocurrency market
Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed a landmark law legalizing cryptocurrency trading, which will be regulated as part of the country’s financial system. The Law on Digital Currencies and Digital Rights, signed and published on Tuesday, formalizes an already booming market. According to bloc»»»
Several heat records broken in Hungary again
Several heat records were broken on Wednesday, the weather service HugaroMet said on its website. The record for the highest minimum temperature ever recorded was broken on Janos Hill in Budapest, where the air cooled to just 28 degrees Celsius by morning. This figure also marks a new record for th»»»
Food safety crackdown puts Tukaram Mundhe back in the spotlight—after 25 transfers
Dubai: Few Indian bureaucrats have seen as many transfers as IAS officer Tukaram Mundhe. Yet, despite being moved around repeatedly, the Maharashtra-cadre officer has built a reputation as one of the country's most uncompromising administrators. The 2005-batch IAS officer has reportedly been transf»»»
Aramex Q2 2026 revenue rises 22% to record Dh1.83 billion, net profit reaches Dh47 million
Dubai: Aramex reported its highest quarterly revenue on record in the second quarter of 2026, driven by increased freight-forwarding demand and alternative transport routes that kept customer shipments moving amid regional disruptions. Sign up for our daily business newsletter, Cheques & Balances.G»»»
Kyrgyzstanis among Central Asia's most active travelers - | 24.KG
In 2025, citizens of Kyrgyzstan accounted for 19 percent of all international tourists traveling within Central Asia, a report by the World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) says. Kyrgyzstan ranked fourth by outbound tourist share. Kazakhstan topped the list with 29 percent, followed by Uzbekistan wi»»»
'To the Victor Belong the Spoils, Right?' — Trump Brags About War on Venezuela
US President Donald Trump openly described the US war against Venezuela in the language of plunder. “And we've paid for the war with what we've taken out many, many, many times,” Trump said.In early January, the US launched its illegal aggression against Venezuela, kidnapping President Nicolás Madu»»»
Israel military will continue to ‘operate proactively’ in Gaza: army chief
JERUSALEM: Israel’s military chief on Wednesday said the country’s forces would keep operating “proactively” in the Gaza Strip, vowing to “continue to pursue those responsible” for Hamas’s October 7 attack that triggered the war. “In the Gaza Strip, we have struck Hamas, significantly weakened it, »»»
Prime Minister to Visit Future Site of Dobroslavtsi Space and Defence Technology Hub
Prime Minister Rumen Radev will visit Dobroslavtsi Air Base on Thursday, where a high-tech industrial park and space and defence R&D centre will be built. Deputy Prime Ministers Alexander Poulev and Atanas Pekanov will also attend, the government information service said. The Bulgarian government o»»»
Flying from the UAE today? Here's every Emirates, Etihad, Air Arabia and flydubai cancellation you need to know
Dubai: Travelling from the UAE this month remains largely smooth, but passengers should continue to expect disruptions on selected routes across the Gulf as airlines respond to the evolving security situation in the Middle East. While the vast majority of flights are operating normally, services to»»»
Tanker Reports Hearing Two Explosions in Strait of Hormuz — UKMTO
UKMTO issued an “ATTACK” warning after receiving a late report of an incident 9 nautical miles southeast of Kumzar, Oman. The master of a tanker reported hearing two explosions while transiting the Strait of Hormuz.UKMTO said the crew and vessel are safe, with no environmental damage reported.Vesse»»»
Iran says Hormuz deal with Oman in final stage as Trump signals breakthrough
Iran said an agreement with Oman over the Strait of Hormuz is in its final stages, while President Donald Trump suggested a deal could be announced within days, raising hopes of easing a blockade that has disrupted global shipping and fueled months of conflict. Iran said Wednesday it is in the “fin»»»
Perez Hilton health update: After a ‘profoundly heartbreaking’ ordeal, family shares hope
Amid an outpouring of concern from fans and colleagues, Perez Hilton's family says there is now a reason for cautious optimism: he is able to communicate. The 48-year-old celebrity blogger, whose real name is Mario Armando Lavandeira Jr, was hospitalised on Tuesday (4 August) after an unsettling Ti»»»
Two people rescued from vehicle swept away by river current in Issyk-Kul region - | 24.KG
Rescuers evacuated two people from a vehicle swept away by the current of Karakol River in Ak-Suu district of Kyrgyzstan’s Issyk-Kul region, the regional branch of the Ministry of Emergency Situations (MES) reported. The incident occurred on August 5 in the Karakol State Nature Park. Two Ural vehic»»»
More than 30 homes in central part of Bishkek to be left without hot water - | 24.KG
Hot water will be temporarily shut off in central part of Bishkek on August 6, the municipal enterprise Bishkekteploset reported. Hot water supply will be suspended from 8.30 a.m. to 8.30 p.m. due to a heating main connection being made as part of major construction on Frunze Street. The outage wil»»»
Tisza calls for presidential election at August parliament session
The Tisza parliamentary group has initiated that parliament elect the new president of the republic next Tuesday. In a document published on the parliament’s website on Wednesday, group leader Andrea Bujdosó wrote that they are initiating that the agenda of the National Assembly’s extraordinary ses»»»
Kerb your enthusiasm: cycling lanes moved off Budapest’s pavements
Bicycle lanes will be removed from the pavement on a section of József körút, and new loading zones and parking spaces will also be designated, thereby eliminating the conflicts that day after day have hindered the movement of pedestrians and cyclists and the operation of local businesses, the Mayo»»»
Every child learns differently. Should every child be educated the same way?
Every September, parents make one of the biggest decisions of the year. They compare school rankings, visit campuses, speak to other parents and weigh up academic results, facilities and extracurricular activities. These factors remain important. But increasingly, they are no longer the deciding fa»»»
Walaa Al-Jundi revives Arabic poetic heritage at Damascus festival
DAMASCUS: The Damascus International Festival of Arabic Poetry celebrated the tradition of sung poetry on Tuesday evening with a performance by Lebanese vocalist Walaa Al-Jundi at the Damascus Opera House. Held on the festival’s third day, the concert explored the enduring connection between Arabic»»»
Myanmar’s former junta chief on first Thailand trip as civilian leader
BANGKOK: Myanmar’s ex-junta chief Min Aung Hlaing arrived in Bangkok Thursday for his first visit to Thailand as civilian leader, as he seeks a return to the diplomatic fold for his pariah state. As a general, he led a 2021 military coup that ousted democratic leader Aung San Suu Kyi, triggering a »»»
DOJ: Connecticut Children's to end gender-affirming care for minors - UPI.com
The Justice Department announced Wednesday that Connecticut Children's has agreed to stop offering gender-affirming care to minors. File Photo by Bonnie Cash/UPI | License Photo Aug. 5 (UPI) -- The Justice Department announced Wednesday that Connecticut Children's Medical Center has agreed to stop »»»
UAE forecast: Rain chances, blowing dust and highs of 50°C through Monday
Dubai: The UAE is expected to experience a mix of fair to partly cloudy weather with chances of convective clouds and rainfall in parts of the country through Monday, while inland temperatures could reach 50 degrees Celsius, the National Centre of Meteorology (NCM) said. The NCM said an extension o»»»
Kyrgyzstan hosts CIS Military Shooting Championship - | 24.KG
A ceremony marking the opening of the Military Service Weapon Shooting Championship was held in Kyrgyzstan on August 5. According to the Ministry of Defense, the competition is being held as part of the 17th Spartakiad of the Friendly Armies of the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS). Colonel »»»
Pezeshkian: Contact with Mojtaba very difficult at the moment
Tehran: Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has said communication with Iran's Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei is very "difficult at the moment," but his presence is a "great strength" for the country to continue its path. The United States and Israel killed Iran's former Supreme Leader Ali Khamene»»»
Iran president says contact with supreme leader is 'very difficult'
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian said on Wednesday that communication with Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei was "very difficult" following the leader's reported wounding during the US-Israeli strike that killed his father. Pezeshkian, however, defended Khamenei against rising speculation over his»»»
Eye on Africa - UN warns drone strikes worsen in Sudan
First, more than 80% of civilian deaths in Sudan over the start of this year were due to drone attacks according to the UN. Also, Spain is trying to work out what to do with over 1000 unaccompanied minors who remain in Ceuta as they cannot legally be deported.»»»
Proposed Hormuz deal would give Iran control of inbound traffic, sources say
DUBAI/RIYADH: A proposed deal between Iran and Oman to help end five months of war between Iran and the United States would give Tehran control over ships entering the Gulf through the Strait of Hormuz, a senior Iranian source and two regional officials told Reuters on Wednesday, one of the biggest»»»
Twin earthquakes hit northern California
The ground jolted twice across Northern California on Wednesday afternoon (early morning in the Gulf) as back-to-back earthquakes struck near the remote community of Covelo, briefly sending warning alerts to residents and putting emergency systems to the test. The US Geological Survey recorded the »»»
Environmental disaster looms as tanker laden with Russian crude oil leaks off Oman
DUBAI: Oman is facing an impending environmental catastrophe as an alleged Russian shadow fleet tanker leaks oil across hundreds of square kilometers near a nature reserve, NGOs warn. The ship was rocked by explosions, a maritime security firm told AFP, but the cause of the blasts is unclear. Russi»»»
Federal officials probing safety incident involving Marine One - UPI.com
Marine One carrying President Donald Trump lands on the South Lawn of the White House in Washington, DC on Friday, May 15, 2026. Photo by Eric Lee/UPI | License Photo Aug. 5 (UPI) -- Federal aviation officials said Wednesday that they are reviewing a "loss of separation incident" between the presid»»»
Tanker reports explosions while transiting Strait of Hormuz, crew safe
DUBAI: A tanker reported hearing two explosions while transiting the Strait of Hormuz, the United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations (UKMTO) said on Thursday, in the latest security incident affecting one of the world’s busiest oil shipping routes. UKMTO said the explosions were reported about nine »»»
How does Google make money when you use it for free?
Dubai: You can search the web, navigate with Google Maps, watch YouTube, use Gmail and access Android without paying Google directly. Yet Alphabet, Google’s parent company, generated almost $55 million in revenue every hour during its latest quarter. Alphabet reported revenue of $119.8 billion for »»»
Broad Peak avalanche: 3 climbers still missing as rescuers recover 7 bodies
The search for climbers swept away by an avalanche on Pakistan’s Broad Peak has entered a grim new phase, with three members of a 10-person international expedition still unaccounted for after rescuers recovered seven bodies, including renowned Nepali mountaineer Nirmal “Nims” Purja. The latest rec»»»
Why this Dubai-based Iraqi dentist treats some patients for free
Dubai: For Dr. Osama Al Hashmi, the most rewarding part of being a dentist is not measured by the number of patients he sees or years he has spent in practice. It is the moments when he can help someone who would otherwise go without treatment. As the owner of Osama Al Hashimi Dental Clinic in Deir»»»
Dubai since the 1960s: Pakistani family’s home museum of old bills, rental papers and rare photos
Time machines do not exist, except when someone spends a lifetime preserving the pieces of a world that has disappeared. They exist for those who choose to look: In old letters, photographs of places that no longer exist, electricity bills from decades ago, postcards, and crisp telegrams kept delib»»»
US moves to shut a Kentucky organ donation group, citing safety failures
The Trump administration said Wednesday it will shut down a Kentucky organ donation group accused of continuing plans for organ retrieval from some patients who unexpectedly showed signs of life. While those surgeries were canceled, the cases made headlines several years ago, prompting a spike in p»»»
Cyclosporiasis outbreak tied to recalled lettuce expands to 15 states - UPI.com
1 of 2 | The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention headquarters are shown in Atlanta, Ga. The largest U.S. outbreak of cyclosporiasis has been linked to six more states, the CDC said Wednesday. File photo by Erik S. Lesser/EPA-EFE Aug. 5 (UPI) -- An outbreak of cyclosporiasis cases tied t»»»
Oil hovers near $80 as US-Iran deal hopes offset lingering Hormuz supply risks
Oil prices were little changed early Thursday as markets weighed growing hopes for a U.S.-Iran diplomatic breakthrough against continued uncertainty over the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, the world's most important oil shipping chokepoint. At about 9:54 am Thursday, Aug. 6, Tokyo time, the mar»»»
UAE sees deeper diversification-driven transformation
The UAE economy grew by 3% in the first quarter of 2026, taking real gross domestic product to Dh485 billion from Dh470.9 billion a year earlier. Yet the stronger measure of progress lies in the economy’s changing composition. Non-oil GDP expanded by 4.8%, outpacing overall growth and increasing it»»»
FIFA back Infantino, apologize for World Cup privatization plan
RABAT: FIFA president Gianni Infantino has received the “full support” of senior directors on Wednesday but world football’s governing body apologized for the controversy of the now-shelved plan to open the World Cup to private investment. Facing a barrage of criticism following the aborted plan, F»»»
Firefighters gain ground against flames around Spokane, Washington
Firefighters making big strides against a cluster of blazes near Spokane, Washington, scrambled on Wednesday to secure their gains as they anticipated a return of extremely hot, dry weather in the days ahead. Officials said crews had carved buffer lines around a trio of fires threatening the state»»»
Syria reinstates civil servants dismissed over role in 2011 uprising
DAMASCUS: Syria’s transitional government has reinstated all employees who were dismissed from public sector positions because of their participation in the 2011 uprising against the former Assad regime, according to a report by the Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA) on Wednesday. The decision was anno»»»
Pakistan beats West Indies to end 8-match overseas losing streak in cricket tests
PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad: Pakistan ended its eight-match losing streak away from home in cricket tests with a resounding eight-wicket victory over the West Indies on Wednesday to level the series. First innings century-maker Abdullah Shafique and Babar Azam, in his first series since being reappoint»»»
Faced with a teleprompter glitch, Canada’s Carney mocks Trump
TORONTO: When his teleprompter malfunctioned on Wednesday in the middle of a news conference on housing policy, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney smiled and took a swift jab at US President Donald Trump, saying, “I do not view this as a conspiracy.” Carney’s remark was an apparent reference to »»»
US DOJ antitrust nominee grilled over comments on Muslims, FCC actions
WASHINGTON: US senators grilled President Donald Trump’s nominee to lead the Department of Justice’s antitrust division on Wednesday over an article he wrote calling Muslim immigrants “prone to terrorism” and his views on political speech. Adam Candeub, currently general counsel at the Federal Co»»»
US military spouses and parents not spared in Trump’s immigration crackdown
President Donald Trump’s administration has detained dozens of parents and spouses of active-duty US troops as it rolls back immigration protections for military families to pursue its mass deportation agenda, an Associated Press investigation found. More than 50 parents and spouses of active-duty »»»
Parasitic illness: 15 states now linked to iceberg lettuce cyclospora outbreak, CDC says
NEW YORK: Parasitic illness cases in 15 states have been linked to iceberg lettuce, U.S. health officials said Wednesday. Cyclospora cases have been reported in at least 47 states this year, and investigators have continued to probe how many could be linked to a common contaminated source. The Cent»»»